Regarding water jet cutting and baking soda for rust removal
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The construction team responsible for removing the old diesel pipelines is using water jets for cutting; it’s our first time working with this method. I would like to ask the experts: how is this approach? And what is its safety level? Also, for rust removal on new pipes, isn’t sandblasting the usual method? The construction company suggested using baking soda for rust removal, claiming it is more environmentally friendly. Do any of you experts have any knowledge or successful cases regarding this? I’d appreciate some advice
Water jet cutting eliminates the need for fire, thereby **increasing safety**.